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MediaJobs.com can connect you with Internet advertising jobs at the top and up and coming companies. Internet sales jobs and online advertising jobs are exploding throughout the job field. MediaJobs.com is committed to connecting you with the companies, people, and products you need to advance your career. We’ve got up-to-date information on Internet advertising sales jobs so you can find the most cutting edge Internet advertising job today. MediaJobs.com is invested in your career, so we’ve taken the time to collect updated information on some of the most successful and high growth Internet advertising companies in the world. Here, you’ll find companies like Tribal Fusion, AOL, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Valueclick Media, Yahoo, Advertising.com, Specific Media as well as many others. These companies gross hundreds of millions of dollars from clients such as AT&T, Verizon, Microsoft, General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, ScotTrade, Netflix and Ebay to name a few. We also have information on media jobs at next big successes such as Lead to Conversion, SEO Image, 1st on the List, Bonsai Media Group, Elevate SEM, and Gorilla Placement where the inexperienced can find entry-level positions. Keep reading for a collection of articles about the innovation and creativity of some of the top-grossing Internet advertising companies in the world. You can also search for a company by clicking here or using the MediaJobs.com search box.

Nielsen is one of the reasons billions of dollars are spent on advertising every year. Nielsen is the way advertiser’s determine on which media to spend their money. The media market has changed since Nielsen was founded in 1923 by Arthur C. Nielsen, Sr., who invented an approach to measuring competitive sales results that made the concept of “market share” a practical management tool. Today’s world of advertising is at historic spend levels, but they’re also facing one of the most difficult sea changes ever. In order to more accurately make decisions they need to know what they’ve historically been able to know – who’s watching what, when, and the relation to purchases of the products advertised during said watching. But with the way people view content, and consequently advertising, changing so drastically with multiple screens and time-shifting options, that information is getting harder to pin down. Nielsen deals with Fragmentation and Reliability The answer for many companies such as NBCUniversal is to develop proprietary in-house solutions, but that’s a very incomplete answer. If every company is using proprietary measuring methods, it’s impossible to compare apples to apples. That makes ad buyers nervous, and rightly so. Spending billions of dollars on decisions made…

Working at Snapchat is so much fun it was hard to get work done. That’s what some Snap employees are saying. But with an audience of over 300 million people who use Snapchat every month this could be the place to work at if you want to change the world. Every month the equivalent of everyone in the US uses Snapchat. Every day over 175 million people send Snaps. Snapchat reaches over 41% of those between the ages of 18 and 34 and 71% of the Snapchat users are under the age of 34. 45% of Snapchat users are between 18 and 34 and the company is valued over $20 billion dollars. Keep in mind that Snapchat is only 3 years old. Snap is a public company as of March 2017 and expects to generate over $750 million dollars in 2017. While its exceptional growth has slowed since going public 300 million users is a lot of adoption. What is SnapChat? Snap says that they are a camera company and that reinventing the camera represents their strongest way to improve the way people live and communicate. They want their users to “live in the moment, learn about the world, and…

Hard to believe but Comcast, with $80 Billion dollars in revenues, was founded in Tupelo Mississippi. In 1963, Ralph J. Roberts in conjunction with his two business partners, Daniel Aaron and Julian A. Brodsky, purchased American Cable Systems as a corporate spin-off from its parent, Jerrold Electronics, for US $500,000. At the time, American Cable was a small cable operator in Tupelo, Mississippi, with five channels and 12,000 customers. Comcast was even an owner of Muzak franchises, the founders of “elevator music”. Comcast, originally just a cable company, is now an $80 Billion plus company that owns NBC/Universal which includes the Telemundo broadcast networks, television production operations, television station groups, Universal Pictures and Universal Parks and Resorts. Comcast with X1 is the Future X1 is the system they are betting will secure a new generation of cable lovers and put all the “cable is dead” chatter to bed. Think of it like an advanced cable box — one that finds the shows you want using voice commands via its remote. Cable boxes are not what drives X1, it’s the cloud that does and it can be accessed from your phone and tablet. X1 is a cross between an advanced TV…

One of the largest entertainment companies in the world needs an Assignment Editor for their television station in the Bay Area located in San Jose California. This is a freelance position. Apply for the Assignment Editor position by sending a cover letter and resume to: KNTVJobs@nbc.com The NBC Universal Story NBC Universal is one of the world’s leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news and information to a global audience. With a history going back to 1912 it was founded by Carl Laemmle’s when his Independent Moving Pictures Company merged with five other film companies to create the Universal Film Manufacturing Company, headed by Laemmle. For the first time, a single entity encompassed all facets of the movie industry: production, distribution, and exhibition. The NBCUniversal News Group is the most influential and respected portfolio of on-air and digital news properties in the world, reaching more than 120M viewers each month. The Group includes NBC News, a broadcast leader of global news and information for over 75 years and home to such respected programs as “NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt,” “Today” and “Meet the Press;” MSNBC, the premiere destination for in-depth analysis of daily headlines,…

Marketers make note! Pinterest recently unveiled that it will be launching “buyable pins” later this month, here’s how it works: Rich Pins are pins which have much more information than a normal link, for instance a step by step infographic on oven cleaning will get a new button that allows users to purchase ovens directly from retail partners like Macy’s, Nordstroms and so on in order to stock Pinterest with millions of products. Users will see prices, be able to select specific types of a product, and then they can tap the button to buy the product. Which is then shipped directly to you. Pinterest is using Shopify (jobs at Shopify) and Demandware (jobs at Demandware) right out of the gate with Stripe handling its payments, and collaborating with companies like Braintree and Apple to “make sure Pinterest never touches credit card information.” They claim there isn’t any fee for buyers and merchants which they says will include working with tens of thousands of local brands. Buyable Pins show up in all of Pinterest’s features, like recommendations and search. Users can pay with a credit card or with Apple Pay. It appears that this is just a tip of the Iceberg…